It can't have any more guest rooms than it already does and the commercial use loses its legal non-conforming status if the main residence isn't occupied by the property owner or an onsite manager. 

I started acquiring LTRs in my 30s and it was cheaper back then.

It’s not to say there isn’t opportunities in Youngstown but if you’re starting out I’d recommend starting somewhere close.

The landlord may lose the lawsuit suing them for damages. 2.

I ask because I'm considering leveraging my background to start something like this for myself and wonder if there's already something sufficient out there.

Start cold calling brokerages

We are a couple in Southern NH getting started in our real estate investing journey.

If not, how do people typically get started with their first deal?

This seller has many more properties to sell off in time and would like to keep the relationship going but once I tell perspective investors that they cannot access the properties they lose interest. 

I am looking to gradually start buildling my team again and would appreciate solid references  for the following specifically in the Cleveland, Ohio area :- Investor friendly real estate agent - small bank lenders/ private lenderes- inspectors- appraisers- contractors Thanks in advance, and happy hunting :)